THE WEATHEB.
, PORTLAND, Sept. 15.-Following-is
il .estfccr forwat for the twenty-
Hours ending midnight, rday.
' t,r J6:"- Vesiern . '"rB
and
ffLrrB WiLiK". ffllr "lightly r.
..ao the coast. I Inn lorn
S? and Washington, fair.
r::
e City
Crowded Cart 'V
Tb regular' trams, both from, north
MJ smith, were crowded yesterday, in
!Iitin t the -ci:il from" Portland
tkjl brought seven full ear loads of
aBforuia Visitor -
3(r, W. B.' Hunt left yesterday for a
ipuib'frn trip. Mm, If nnt will remain
until Mr, Hunt' return, when
will nroeecd to their home in San
: Tim'0' "
Ift for San Francisco
Rv. F. S. Knight left yesterday for
$aa FrjiBo't where he wilr visit with
(r Knight, who has teen there sev
eJ) weeks. They will return to Salem
(boot the 24th. v s
To Attend University
Mrs. Kay-D. Yonng of Idaho, in visit J
Ine Mr. W. D. Sherman this week,'
bI will soon be joined by her dangh-.
tcr, Laneta, who will attend Wiiia metre
: tiverity this winter. r
Eastern Visitor
Mr. and Mr. .7. W. Leigh of Terrv
rille, 111.. anl Mr. and Mrs. ('. T.
Wilmore of Denver, Coin., left yester
day for point on the Sound, after a
risit with friend here.
flax for McMinnvllle
Mr. Eugene Iioe. who viifeJ Mr-
MiBi)ille last week, ' thinka the out
look for flax growing in that sfetion
i rery kooI. ond will aend fty btiahela. (
of flax seed tliere for distribution '
among the farmers.
Under Advisement
m . ..m T "..-... fl!
Hie rnf mi tinn. . nnn r v. " ,).. lions
1-tb r't.rri er Jor liv P H Mr. yV,L Vti7xl ot Lake Ln,,;n has
for .Tudtre Galloway yesterlav in 0"e- . ... . , . . L
partment No. 2 of the eirenit eourt,' f"1 . "rpl. h; erop of hops . whirh.
L i I. n..- r of an efrftpt lonally fie quality, ami
,.n,Ur -.lise.nent on the test imort v. i
On Tonr of Inspection
Prof. Albert K. Sweetzer, State Biol-
in thi. itv nn ofri.ini busings!
. ... . - - -
the rst of tho week. He is making a
tonr of insnection gathering data upon
whifh to base his-biennial report, to
the Legislature.
He Is Eetter
Freil Hurst, the real estate man, and
s very familiar figure on the streets of
Salem, has leen nt home siek for some
time. He was out again yesterday,
looking a little the worse for the wear,
hut with the appearance-that he will
before long be as good as new.
In the City
Hon. Chas. W. Fulton, United. States
Senator from Oregon, eame up yester
day and is ft guest at' the Willamette
Hotel where he will be for several davs.
Senator John If. Mitchell will be. up to
day and will also be n guest at that
Wei. Congressman Hermann is cx
yted today or t; morrow also,
fbe Oilbert Beceivership
Attorneys: in the .ease , if Boscoe C.
Thomas, administrator of the estate of
Wm. Cosper, vs. Clilbert Hms., et al.,
argned the motion of attorneys for the
rei-civer to be permitted to sell prop
erty belonging to the receivership at
private sale. Ford and Slater apiwnr
n for the administrator and rJ. tS.
ningnam lor rteeeiver uarcn.
(From Thursday ' Daily.)
To Visit St. Lools .
Prof. W, ?. Ilawley, accompanied
by his wife, left yesterday for a visit
ti the St. Louis Imposition an 1 Den
ver. Prof. Boyer Arrives
Prof. Hoyer, one of the new instruct
or at Willamette University arrived
yesterday from Tacoma, lringing his
family with him.
Eonte Lengthened :
Mr. II. A. Johnson, Jr., carrier on
Route o. ti will make hU initLm tri't
over his lengthened route t.iday. Alut
twenty families are benefitted by this
extension.
Observed Salem Day
vwos t pairui is y
Xearly every place of business in the
"'ty, including . the postoftiee, was
rlosel vestenlav in observance of Sa-
lem Dav at the Fair. Bush's bank
nested the Stars ami Strips, as did
nany other houses.
TeU In a Cattle Guard
Mrs. C. II. Pikett of Eugene Tit
fell into a cattle guard near the - Fair
Ground yesterday and suffered a frac
ture of the left collar bon an.l severe
hrnisp-i Wside. Dr. Slater was railed
M reduced the fracture.
Distinguished Visitor
Ju'lge Mark A. Fiillerton, of Olym
Pa, Chief Justice of the Wanhington
renie Court, accompanied by Mrs.
Fullcrton, have teen visiting in Salenv
'l atton.ling the State Fair. The
'l Ro to Corvaltis talay, to visit Mr.
'llertn"H father. Ju Ige Full rton
"34 tMH . i.l...in.tu.l lt ttiA lllltlli'
fans f ... .a: r..-:.. c ii,.1
''"Pretne f.,t.- bi nominat i-jn I
l endorsed by the Democrats. ,
i tho suffering mod danger in store for her, xbs the expectant mother
U pleasant anticipations of the coming event, end casta over herj a
ahadow of gloom which cannot be shaken off. Thousands of women
have found that the nee of Mother's Friend during pregnancy robe
( confinement of all pais and danger, and Insures safety to life of mother
; nd child. This scientific liniment is a god-send to all women at the
,Ome of their most critical triaL Not on Iv does Mother's) Friend
j carry women tafelj through the peril of child-birth, but iU nse
' kkneaf "Ue stem for the coming event, prevent morning
VKUkxuig valuable infoxmatioa frea. ' TD (IHTP 7 ITT)
Cra-j VLzZzLzXx AtUata, C. : U lAlUUaUJUJL
B. h ia prbbably not worrying over
the result f the N'ovrmr election in
that state, j,n far a it shall affeet
hi . wn -political fortune. J ridge
Ftillerfttn tudiedaiid. practiced law in
Salem, in the office f Hon Julius Strat
ton. ', -l(eleft here, mdia fifteen vear
ago Yor Washington.
llf ha b.n
highly honored in the Evergreen state,
but not Uv hi just Jewerta or more,
than hivaMHUe jaatify, for Be is one
or me auH'Kt Hien sitting on any Su
preme Court in the United State.
Two More law Delegates
In addition to the appointment of
W. D. Ken km an. t '. J, Kehnabel a
dclegnt. to the convention of the
Slate. Board of Law Examiners, to be
held, in St. Louis, September 20 to 28,
Ooruor Chamlerlain yesterday name 1
Jndjfe TZ. ft, Iienn, of rigene, and J.
I!. Mosi-k, of Ilaker City, to net in
the anie, eapuityp. t
All Go to St. Louis '
' W. D. Fenton and O, J. Rehnabel, of
I'ortland, wre yesterday afternoon ap-poiote-i
by, Owr, Chamberlain as dele
gates to i represent 'Oregon at the eon
vntion of State Board of TjAW Kx
aminer to t hAd at St. Louia, Bept.
L'O Ut 2H, of this year, (iovernor Cham
Ierlain nm Jpointed Wm. Heott, of
Athena, a j delegate to the National
Fiiruifra' C'ongrtV to be hld at St.
IJItuIiv Sl't ember 18 to 21. '
(FVom Friday's Daily.)
Took rirt Prize
Prof. W; J9 Crawford of Zena, ban a
fSerman Coah eoltf in the family of
eot, whi-h took' firat prize at the State
Fair.. ; '
Leaves for China
Miaa Nellie Clark started yesterday
on her lonj journey to 'hitm, where she
Kih-s a a tearber aid ntiitHionary to the
"heathen Chinee."
Expected Soonr
Mr. T. W. I'otter, whose -resignation
as sitferintrndent at the Indian Hehool
a been aeeepted to take place the
first of next month, will arrive at the
school about Keptemtxr 20. lie is with
his bride at Ht. Louis.
h prop to double his present hop
next year. Mr. Petr.el will
lea vp shortly for a visit lo the St. Louis
l',xMitio)i. ; - -.
Wlth Typhoid Fever
1'ercy I'ngh, carrier of Bural Free
I)eli very 1 Itout.e No. 7, leading oyt of
Salem, in down with typhoid fever. He
is a son iof C. W. Pugh. Dr. liyrd ia
ntCending him. His wife is his deputy
and is carrying the mail while he wres
tles with the dreaded disease.
Pickpockets
Depnty Sheriff H. P. Minto captured
Hire men at the S. P. depot at the Fair
(i rounds yesterday affeitioon on the ar
rival of the 4:4. train,' who were being
held last night on the suspicion of be
ing pickjiockets. An effort was made
)ast evening, to find some one to recog
nize them, but the attempt was futile.
Taken to Portland
fleorge Taylor was arrested at the
race, course yesterlay and takrii to
PortTand yesterday afternoon by Detec
tive Vaughn. Taylor is wanted at
Portland for assault. ' A woman named
Hnker, wanted there for "larceny from
a person" was also picked up at the
Fair Crounds ami taken along by De
tective Vaughn.
At "The Firs"
Col. T. J.-Chamberlain of Mapleton,
la., is visiting at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Diddinps at "The Firs"
in Highland Park. Col. Chamberlain
will be joined by his nephew in a few
days who has the Brazilian coffee ex
hibit a the St. Ijouis Fair, who comes
to arrange to rrring his exhibit to Port
land next year. ' i
Don't let the little cues suffer from
eczema or other torturing skin diseases.
Xo need for it. Doan's Ointment cures.
Cw.i't harm the most delieate skin. At
any druj store, 50 enats.
ARE STILL VOTING.
Statesman's Subscription Contest as It
Now 8tands, Including New Votes
. for Week.
The Statesman's IWW Suliscription
Contest goes on, and it will grow more
lively , now from week to week, as the
busy harvest days will soon be over, and
the end of the contest is approaching.
It closes at ' o'clock 11 Deeemlcr 24th.
Pollowinff is the present standing of
th eorjtcst:
Miss Pauline E. Remington lli)."
Miss Kdn.i Wilson. Macleay ...
Miss Tbelma Durbtn, Tangent. . 2975
Miss Mary E. Davidson, Liberty 2C25
I Van Witzel, Salem 2000
Cieavie Shields, Hetvais .... 1525
Mis Beatrice Sheltco. Salem .. H70
Miss Opal Helniken, Salero .... 0
Miss Jessie Reed, AumSville ... Rr0
Miss Nettie Ileckner, Salem ... 840
Frances Kremis, Polk county . . C50
Miss Margaret Mnlkey, Salem.. 500
Misa Clara, JW3f. Brooks .. .. ...S00
Mrs. Cal Patton .... 375
Miss Willow Pngh 325
Miss Orletta Krans, Aurora .... 2-5
Mrs. John Batt, Salem . . 200
Miss Minnie I reton, Liberty. .... 200
KliM On.l tllrh ..175
u;.. n V 1 ta 1, fn r. Rale m. . Iflu
Hiss Kva McAllister .... ..... Iu
Bolyrt tWiitney. Hubbard .... 100
la an erdeal wMcfc aS
w men approacn with
Indescribable fear, f o r
? nothing, compares with
tbJpain and horror of
child-birth- The thought
vvnXY OREOOIT
OVESTAXED.
Ilondreds of Salem Readers Know What
: ' : ; I I . It Means. ,;
The kidneys are overtaxed; .
; Have too much to do.
They tell about it in nmav aehes and
pains . i ,
: Backache, sideache, headache.
Early symptoms of kidney ills.
Urinary troubles, diabetes, Bright 's
disease follow. : ; ' . T j ;-
A Salem citizen tells here a certain
cure. . ' -
O. H. Cooper, farmer,' living three
miles northeast of Salem,' on the Garden
Koad, says: "Pvery often lifted heavy
weights but have " since regretted hav
ing done so, as the result was that I
have st railed my back and ever after
had, more or lean trouble from dull ach
ing pains across my loins and other
symptoms of kidney complaint. In
some way Doan's Kidney Pills were
brongbt to my notice and the first time
I went to town I dropped into Dr.
Stone's drug store and inquired about
them. I was told they were highly rec
ommended and advised to give them a
trial. : 1 did so. And while I did tiot
follow the treatment as regularly as I
should have done, being a poor hand to
take any kind of medicine, the hfctefit
I derived from their use stamps hesn
as a remedy which acts fully up to the
representations mado f or it."
For sale, by all dealers.; Price ofl
cents. Foster-Milburn f'o Buffalo, N
V., sole agents for the United States.
Remember the tianie- -Doan's and
take no other. . ! : r
CAMPAIGN METHODS.
Nobo.Iy but fly-gobblers will "bit at
the yarns now in circulation about the
bad coa lition of the Republican cam
paign. According to these tales, tb
eherk are not coming in. The corpor
ations and capitalist decline brutally
to get on the frying pan. Poor dear
Mr. Cortelyou is sad. A horrible apa
thy ad lethargy numbs are Republicans,-
' "
This is the old Republican game, and
PORTLAND RUSINESS
Some of the Reliable Men and Concerns of
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
Billiard and Pool Tables For rent or
sale on easy monthly payments. The
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co., 49
Third St., Portland, Oregon.
CLEANING AND DYEING.
If yon nave clothes to clean and press,
The Fashion Tailors are the best.
Dyeing, steam cleaning and repair
ing. Satisfaction guaranteed. 433
Washington 8W between 11th and
12th Portland, Oregon.
ELECTRIC AND GAS SUPPLIES.
Portland General Electric Co. A full
line of electrical supplies carried in
stock.
M. J. Walsh Co dealers in mantels,
grates, tiling, gas and electric chan
daliers, supplies; .replace furniture.
313 Washington street, Portland, Or.
egon; telephone 879 Main.
Private Telephone Lines are being in
stalled by all progressive farmers.
The cost is small in comparison with
the benflts derived. Get our estimates.
Western Electric Works, No. 61 Sixth
Street, Portland, Oregon.
FANCY STATIONERY.
Wedding and visiting cards, also mon
ogram stationery. W. G. Smith Jt Co
. Washington Buildinf, Portland, Or.
EMPLOYMENT ' BUREAU.
The Old Reliable Pioneer Employment
Company, the leading office in the
state, furnishes the best of all kinds
of help on short notice. Free to em
ployers. 215 Morrison St., Portland,
Oregon.
it .is a good one. The Bepublicans al
ways strive to produce the impression
that they nee I th uttermost cent an l
vote that they can get. They are al
ways warning against, "apathy" anil
"nvereonfidenec. " It is their ' plan to
searo their voters, to make each voter
believe that he must ome to the polls.
The Democratic plan or habit is to
cultivate, in pnblic at . least, a brisk
and rosy confidence. The Democrat are
going to carry about everything. ' The
Bepublicans are more modest or more
crafty. They ; tegin ''apathetically."
In the middle and toward the end of a
canvass they discover large areas of
' apathy," start a little panic among
their frienls in thi state an.l that,
pump out more contributions and more
votes. tTo take a comparison jfrom a
sister sport, the ; Republican jway of
estimating olitical chances is the Yale
method donbtfnl. pessimistic. The
surer thy feel the gloomier they talk.
Old IMmoeratie hand like Mr. Gor
man know this perfectly well; and are
not duped. The smiling national com
m ;t A.m. -m nk rarrie.1 their comrili-
ments to Eaopus seem to have thought
it their duty to promise everything. A
permanent unoffieial national Democrat
permanent unofficial national Democrat
ic chairman, Col. Henry Watteraon, is
already hymning a Democratic walk
over: ; - v
With the whole trend of public opin
ion. North, Sonth, East an I West, net
ting against them; the German vote a
unit for Parker; the inlependent vote
,!.,.! ominmt- ' Rnoaovplt as it was
it If mvii f(, ' -
against Blaine; a million of out-and-.Hit
eht Republicans baiting npon tne nnna.
of the bottomless pit of absolutism
and so forth. Indeed, it seems a waste
of good money to havo a campaign.
Meanwhile, what is the Hon. George
Bruce Cortelyoo doing, a good man of
business who knows' every Republican
politician anJ a gTeat many corpora
tions that are able to part with a
choice eat of fatf Getting the machine
powerful engine, and that the chief cn
in order. Be sue that it will be a
gineer, employed in the White House,
mugwump as he nsed to be, knows how
ta run the engine as well as an man in
the business. ; ' :' -V
i
Subaeriptioa contest. Tea prizes for
I90i. Get yonr vote la early. ,
STATESMAN: T3XDAY, CLTTEMXJIli 18, 1004.
IS1 BIGTTOOICY
CITY or SALEM WINS GRAVEL
BAR CASE OVER 1L P. MINTO
ET AI. FINALLY. .
The Temporary Order of the Court Re
. straining the Defendants from Inter
. f exlng With the Sighu of the City
Made Permanent by Judge Galloway.
Judge William Gal Iowa j of the
on. I ilfpartinent of llw Ktate " cirruit
court, yesterday rrlefeJ a decision in
the caso of the city vs.'H. P. Miato rl
al., in which he f-u nd i a favor of the
eity and ordered that the temporary
order,' restraining the defendants from
interfering with the rights and privi
leges of the eity in taking gravel
from the Minto bar be made perpetual.
The text of JnJge Galloway 'a decision
follows: :. ... t
-Following is Judge Galloway's opin
ion in full: 4 "
Thi is a auit in equity brought in
this conrt by the Tity of Salem ss
plaintiff' against D. C. Minto, John W.
Minto, John Minto and others as de
fendants, to enjoin the defendants from
interfering in any manner ith the al
leged rights ad privilege of the plain
tiff to remove gravel from a certain
gravel bar annexed to that island sit
uated in the Willamette river, in Ma
rion county, Oregon, commonly known
as " Minto 's Island."
Tho complaint sets forth a written
instrument entered into on the 13th
day of March, 1899, between John Min
to and M. A. Minto,' his wife, as par
ties of the first part, and the City of
Salem, as party of the second part, and
aks the ourt for a perpetual injunc
tion against the defendants, restrain
ing them in any way from interfering
with the rights of the plaintiff in re
moving gravel from said bar; also as
a consideration, among others, for the
execution of aai-1 instrument by the.
defendants to the plaintiff certain acts
EYE SPECIALIST.
D.(MiDersoiCin
, Ey fclatlatt
4Y Has opened in Port-
be North wett. Call
nl tilu.
-12S Btii at.
FLORISTS.
Prompt attention given to outside or
ders on choice cut flowers and floral
designs. We also carry a Urge as
sortment of rose bushes. Thomas C.
Bodley, 124 5th St, Portland, Or.
' U't.-'-IE0TELS.' -?:.
The Imperial Hotel Co Phil Metschan,
president; (UW. Knowles, manager;
Seventh and Washington streets, Port
land; Oregon. 'European plan only; 1 1,
$1.50, 12. First class restaurant in
' building. -
MEDICAL.
Dr. Wing Lee, Chinese physician. He
makes a specialty of treating those
' who have chronic diseases which oth
er doctors fail to cure. "CIs skill is
indisputable.. 280 Burnfiide street,
Portland, Oregon.
Portland Cancer Institute 18lVs
First street, Dr. Voose, Cancer
treated without knife; IS years ex
perience.. Also catarrh, asthma, con
sumption and all chronic and spinal
diseases permanently cured. Consul
tation free. Mail orders have imme
diate attention. 1
Legal Blanks. Statesman Job Office.
dono and performed by the plaintiff
in and about the procuring of title by
Minto to said gTSvel liar from the State
of Oregon.
The answer, after denying all the
material ; allegations et forth in tho
complaint,' seta up, by way of new mat
ter, mutual mistakes in the execution
of said instrument; that the instrument
so executed is a mere license an.l there
fore revocable at the will of the Xle
fndants, and asks for a decree of refor
mation jthat said iantnimcnt be de
clared a mere license, revocable at 4 he
will of the defendants, and an or ler re
straining the plaintiff from further ex
ercising any rights in or fnpon said
land. . j ' .7
.The reply controverts the new mat
ter set np in the answer." Under the
pleadings thus set forth, in substance,
and the; evidence introduced, the fol
lowing questions seem to be involved:
, 1. Did tho statn hold title in the
gravel bar at the time' the complaint
mentions tho plaintiffs as seeking
title?
2. Under the pleadings and evi
dence introduced, should the instru
ment npon which the suit was based
be reformed as asked for in the an
swer! .' !: -'' " -i-.s.U 4
3. What is the legal effect of the
instrument executed by the Mintos, and
is it revocable at the will of the 'de
fendants, or wholly irrevocable,
The first of these question is dis
posed of by a decision of our supreme
conrt (Minto Vs. Deianey, 7 Or., 3371,
wherein I it was definitely decide.1 that
the stata of Oregon waa not possessed
of title in said grael bar, but that,
the same was the property of Miato,
by renson of aeerl-tion. JTbia disposes
of thM point, and it will not be Cviasid-ere-i
further. J.,-'" 4ti' i
The second qnestiori. as to whether or
not this Instrument should be reform e.1,
as prayed for in the farther and sepa
rate answer; of defendants, I think
should be disposed of In much the same
way as the first. It ?ia to be clearl
cstablishe.1 in all the-vases I have ex
amined that where there is a mistake !
in a written instrument, which is mere
ly one of . expression ' or in term suti
as an inadvertance -or omission of the
seriviner, equity will act upecifically in
reforming tbe instrument lv way of
correct bun so as to" pla?" both parties '
in tho portion they would have oeeu-'
pied had the Instrument been first cor
rectly drawn. To warrant the remOy
of reformation, however, the mistake
must hat been rnntual and must, if not
admitted, lw clearly established by sat
isfactory proof, as well aut the precise
form an.l import of the instrument in
tended. In this instance the proof of
mistake 'is wholly lacking, and there
fore this matter may be considered out
of the ease.
This brings us to a consideration of
the vital question in this case. That U
whether th instrument , executed by
the Mintos to the Cityof Salem is a.
mere license, revocable at the will of
the defendants, or whether it is no.
couple. I with an interest in the gravel
that it la thereby irrevocable. Prepar
atory to -leciiling the case, I have ex
amined a large number of authorities,
the majority of which , have found col
lected in the notes to tho ease of
Wool vs. LfNllk-tter, 13 Meeson & Well
by's Reports, 840, 47, repoterd in the
16 English Ruling Case at page 49,
and the case of Piper va. Brown, 49
Lawyers '-Reports, annotated, at page.
497, and must say that the authorities
npon this branch of the law are very
conflicting, and it would be with con
siderable hesitation that I would ren
der the decision npon this point that . 1
am aboot Jo announce, if it were not
for the opinion of Jndge Iorl in the
ca"e of Bingham vs. . Salene, reported
in the 15th Oregon, at page 20K, which
I (Wm applicable to this question.
Therefore, tho decision of the conrt
will be that the plaintiff has a vested
right in the gravel, and the right to re
move the same from th premises de
scribed in the instrument set forth in
the complaint an.l answer; that the in
junction pray! for'inj plaintiff's com
plaint be and the same is hereby
granted. ;
However, I think the! conditions men
tioned in the instrument, as to the man
ner and plaee of removal of the gravel
should lie strictly complied with, and,
while the court thinks that the failure
of the city to comply- in not remov
ing the gravel from the northeast end
of tho gravel ha ris probably a proper
subject for a law court, nevertheless
D)l RECTORY
Oregon's Metropolis.
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a specialty of enlarging in oil colors,
crayon, or pastel. Our photographic
Instruments are the latest and we
have all the requirements for first
class work. Seventh and Washington
Sts Portland, Oregon.
PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.
Blumauer Frank Drug Co Portland,
Oregon, is headquarters for Photo
' graphic Supplies, Century, Premo, Po-
co, Blair and Eastman Cameras. Ev
- ery requisite for the Professional and
Amateur Photographer. Write for
complete catalogue.
RESTAURANTS.
Melrose Restaurant and Quick Lunch
, Room. Surpassing' coffee. Neatness
and Dispatch our motto. 270 Alder
street, opposite Hotel Belvedere,
Portland, Oregon.
When in Portland patronize the Perkins
Restaurant. Our service is second to
: none at popular prices. Give us one
trial and realise how- nice we will
treat you. D. M. Watson, Prop.
When in Portland, take 'the opportun
ity to get the best 50 cent French
dinner, with wine, in the city. Or
try our Merchants Lunch served
, from 11 to 2 p. m. 25 cents. The Ox
- ford Restaurant on 6th St. Cor. Pine.
RUBBER STAMPS.
P. C. Stamp Works, 249 Alder St,
Portland. Oregon, 'Phone. Main 710,
. Rubber . Stamps, Seals, Stencils, Brasa
Signs, and Box Printing Plates. Send
for catalogue. ' "
having taken jurisdiction for other
reasons, the court thinks that there
should be incorporated in the decree
theso restrictions on" behalf of the de
fendants, and such will be the order of
the eonrt.. . t
In Praise of Chamberlain's Colic, Chol
era and Diarronoea Remedy.
' Allow me to give you a few words
in pVaise of Chamberlain a Colic, Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy,' says Mr.
John Hamlelt, of Eagle Tass, Texas.
"I sxnffered one week - with bowel
trouble and took all kinds of medicine
without getting asiy. relief, when my
friend, Mr. C. Johnson, a merchant
here, advised me to take tbie remedy.
After taking one dose I felt greatly re
lieved and when I had taken tbe third
dos I was entirely cured. " I thank you
from the bottom of my heart for pot
ting this great remedy in the banda of
mankind." For aal "by all druggists.
YESTERDAY'S BALL SjORES.
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Pacific Coast League.
- PORTLAND, Sept. ,15. Tacoma 7;
Portland 5. (Twelve innings.;
San Francisco; Sept. 15. Oakland 1;
Los Angeles 9. ,
Seattle, Sept, 13. San Francisco 8;
Seattle 6. .
Pacific National League. .
Spokane, Sept. 13. Salt Lake 0; Spo
kane 3.' : '-'
JC r We represent tbe "Royal, '
ril C -plwrnlx" and -Scottlah
rMoiennin Union and
National fire
Insurance eompaniea.
Be cn the safe
aide and takeout a policy now. Hop
insurance specialty. Wefnrniah nop
tickets to our coalotuera.
HOLVERSON A BELUE
Bncklen's Arnica 'Salve.
lias world-wide, fame for marvelons
cares. It surpasses any other salve, lo
tion, ointment or balm, for ent, Corns,
Burns, Boils, Sores, Felons, Ulcers, Tet
ter, Salt Rbenm. Fever Sores, Chapped
Hands, . Skin Eruption; infallible for
Piles., ttire gnarantee.1. laaiy aie at
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Today
HAY WANTED-STATE QUALITY
ami price. Address Matbttiy ft Co
'Oregon City, Oregon. .
FOR SAM: "BUB" THE IMUORT
cl O. I. C. Boar, No. 51HI. Trice
- reasonable. W. D. Wheeler, Ma
cleay, Ore. -
WANTED GOOD COUNTRY 'BUT
, ter; 20 jtounda a week for eight
months. Address at once "K,"
caw Statesman.
I WANT TO BUY LIVE IIOCS AND
pigs, also dicks, apnng chickens, and
; hens. I will pay tbe highest cash
price for same. Qnoag Hing, 254 Lib
erty street, Salem, Oregon.
WANTED.-A GOOD SALESMAN.
Can earn big money selling a roof and
stack paint, made by the largest
Roof Paint House in tbe world. Great
Western Commercial Co., Seattle,
Washington.
LOST. LONG - FOLDING, BLACK,
imitation Morocco pocket honk, con
taining receipts and voucher for pen
sirti. Had a rubber around all. Find
er please notify James Rossell, Tur
. ner, Oregon. ... '
TUB CAPITAL IM PROVEMENT CO.
Do a general transfer busUiess.
Deal in lath, wood, posts, saad, grav
el, cement, fire brick, fire clay, wood
fiber plater and cntractors supplies.
Salem, Oregon. -
REPORT CARDS OUR SCHOOL BE
port cards are printed to . fit the
seboV register. The prices are!
Twe.ve cards for 10 cents; twenty
five for 20 cents; on hundred for 73
: ents. Btatesman Publishing Co Sa
lem, Oregon..
FOR SALE. Small farm, 124 acres,
with seven room house; good water;
fruits of good variety, including
chestnuts snd walnuts. Place all in
good cultivation. Just outside city
, limits. Worth $1,100. For sale for
$1200. Mrs. B. B. Webber, Dayton,
. Oregon.
NOTICE SEALED BIDS WANTED
on or before tbe 18tl day of Septem
ber, 1904, for the erect ii of a sehl
house in School District No. .19. The
general conditions, sjweifieations, etc.,
can be seen at the Gervais Oregon,
Postofiie ra til 18th, Septemlier, 104.
Bids will be examined in school
house of School District No. .Ifi st 2
, o'clock p. m., on IWtb day of Kepteni
ber,1904. The Hoard reserving the
right to reject any or all bids. All
bids should be' addressed to John
Manning, Clerk District No. 59, Route
No. 1, Woodburn Oregon.
' WM... BOW LEY;"
. Chairman.
FARMS FOR SALE-ANY KIND OR
sire. HO acres, house, barn and or
chard; six acres insult i vat ton. Team,
wagon, harness, plow, harrow, cow
and two dozen chickens. Four miles
from town and onemiIe to school;
price, $650; $50 cash, $300 in two
years and $300 in six years, at 6 per
cent. Everything goes for $(."i0 21
aeres, five acres in cultivation, no
buildings. Lots of nice ash lottom
and out-range. One mile to school,
five miles from town. Tbis is a snap.
Can rent farming land adjoining if
wanted; price $450; $223 cash, bal
ance on five, to ten years at 6 per
cent. Write for price list, free. C.
O. Burgess, real estate agent, Sheri
dan, Oregon.
LEGAL KOTICES.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given tint the un
dersigned has been duly appointed, by
the; County Court of Marion county,
Oregon, administrator of the estate of
Dolman Pugh( deceased. .
All , persons having claims against
said-estate are requested ' to present
them, "duly verified as required by law,
to lie at tbe law, office of John 11. and
t'. L. MeNary, Salem, Oregon, on or be
fore six months from date hereof.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this 19th
day of August, 1904.
john w. ruoir, .
- Administrator of the estate of Del
man. I'ugh, deceased.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the'County of Marion, De
partment No. 2. .Ida Steinbacb, Plaint
iff, vs. Louis Steinbacb, Defendant.
To Louis Steinbaeh, the sliove named
defendant:
In the name of the state of Oregon,
yon are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against yon
in tbe above , entitled court and suit,
on or before the 30th day of Septemlier,
1904, and if yon fail to so appear and
answer said complaint, for want there
of, the plaintiff will apply to the. court
for the relief prayed iot la said com
plaint, to-wit: for a den ee dissolving
the bonds of matrimony now existing
between you and the plaintiff, award
ing the care and custody of John Stein
bach and David Steinbaeh, both minors,
to the plaintiff; and a-decroe for the
plaintiff's costs and disbursements
against you, and such. further relief as
may seem meet with equity; and yon
will take notice" that tb in summons is
served npon you bv publication thereof
in the Weekly -Oregon Statesman, a
newspaper published at Salem, Marion
coonty, Oregon, forgone "a week for
six weeks, pursuant to an order of the
Hon. Ceo. H. Burnett, judge of said
eonrt, made at Chambers in said Salem,
Oregon, on the 18th dav of August,
1904, and the date of the first publica
tion of such summons is the 19th day
of August, 1904, and the date of the
last publication thereof is the 30th day
of September, 1904.
JOnN BAYNE.
- Attorney for Plaintiff.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL PROP-
; , . '. - ':; ," ..ERTY.
I
Notice is hereby given, that by vir
tue of an execution duly issued out of
the Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon, tor the county of Marion ami to
m directed on the 12th day of Angnst,
1904, upon a judgment and decree duly
rendered, entered ot record and dock
eted in and by said court on the 11th
day of Angnst, 1904, in a certain suit
then' fa' said rou'rt pending, wherein H.
M. Wandt was plaintiff and Andrew M.
Hansen, Herman D, London, John
Stout and Lizzie Stout, bis wife, the
E. T. Burrows Company, a corporation.
W. IV Fuller St Co., a corporation, aod
Nicolia Bros. 'Co., a eororation, were
defendante in favor of plaintiff and
against snid defendants by which eie
cution 1 am- commanded to sell the
profierlv In ssiid e-cutiii and herein
after deeri)e.l to uav'the sum due the
t plaintiff of nir-.e hnudre. and four and
61-100 (!04.1) dollars with interest
'thereon from the '1 Ith day of August,
1904, at the rate of eight It cent f-T
annum tjntil paid, and the further sum
of $:o.(VV taxes paid by plaintiff, to
gether with interest 4hereon from tho
12th day of August, JS4, nt tho rate
of .10 ier cent por annum until paid,
and also for the costs and disbursements
of said suit taxed an.l allowed i at $-7
and alsrt, to pay the sum due the .lefend
ants Andrew M. Hansen, and Herman
?D..Iindon, partners as Hansen Lan-
doa,'of seven thousand, six nunurci ami
four ($7604) dollars, together .with in
terest thereon from th 11th day of
August, 1JXM, at thej rsto ef 8 per cent
pec annum until paid, and for the fur
ther sum of $300 reasonable attorneys
fees in said ;-suit, an.l costs and ex
penses of said execation.
- I will on Satunlar, the 17th day of
SeptemWr, 104, at the hour of 10
o'clock a. m. of said day at the west V
door of tlw ounty Court House in So
lent in Marion" county, Oregon, s-ll at '
public auction to tho highest bidder, for
cash in hand on tho day of tho sale,
all the right, title, interest and estute
which .said defendants and all ersons
claiming underthem uiisequent to the
execution of th mortgage descriU.l in
plaintiffs complaint to-wit the lltb day
of April, 1S9, in, of and to sa'nl niort
gaged premises, ; the aaid mortgnge.l
premises hejrcinWfore mentioned nro
described in said execution as follows, ;
to-wit: Iots one, -two and three in
blok number 10 in tho city of. Salem,
Marion county, Oregon.
Saiit sale being made subject to re
demption in tbe manner provided by
law. '."" j
Dated this 18th dav of August. 1W4.-
W. J. CULVKK,
Sheriff of Marion t'onnty, Oregon.
For forty years Dr. Fowler's Extract
of Wild Strawberrv has been curing
, summer complaint, dysentery, diarrhoea.
bloody flux, pain in the stomach, mid
it has never yet failed to do everything
claimed for it.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
Cascaraor Chittim DarR
Call or F Cm ll3!SC m Httt,ft Ht
addrens I Us 11(1(15 Kalem. Ore.
For GeneraJ
RepaLiring
Casfinri, Larfjc or
Small, Brass Cast
ings of All Descrip
tions, we aro the best
equipped of any this
side of Portland.
Our Slump Puller area Groat
- ' Success . .
If You Need a Drag Saw, Don't
Fall to Call OnUs
Salem Iron Works
V .Sband & Marcus,
Proprietors,
Front and State.
Phono 2343 Black
SALEM, ORECON.
IV e
Keal
FOR
Inl a y e
i - '
Eotate
GAL E
c
that will jay 12 per cent on
the investment. I Jig harf;nin!,
now is the time lo buy.
? A 12 room bouse, modern,
rood lot, located almmt
In. the biislnesi center
of the c ity. We have a
' denl cable tenant who will
takealetHofurooeycaror
longer at 130 -t month.
'. This profierty ahould s-ll
for $350o. It haa lieeii
firiowl to, us Ua tiK,
nclodlng some good
furniturM.
' . - . i .
, f A new 5 room cottago,
full lot, located near rar
line lu Yew IVrk. ICeuU
ed to a good tenant at f 7
per month. This property
offered for $700 - f 350 c ti
, balance three yars at ti
' per cent.
One acre of land In the
. city limits a few bloc ks
from rar line, for $100if
taken Vson. , -
Building -loUi in Yw
Park fcr $100 each.
Houses to rent, fire Insur
ance. If yrwi want to txiy,
. fell or exchange, mk me,
: Room 11, over Red Front
Drugstore.
Corner of tm rue real and 8tat
El. S.
BMC LIFE-